JiminDenver wrote:
I understand where the OP is coming from. We had to take a 13 year break from camping while our business had a customer that kept us busy during the summer months. I remember watching that first camp fire back and thinking just how much I had missed it.
I like the idea of a seasonal site but as a fellow boondocker I know that being in a campground just isn't the same.
Where you are at makes a difference as well. While it might not be the same it's a heck of a lot better then staying home watching television. There are alternatives as many people have suggested. I worked 80 and 100 hour weeks while my RV sat in storage for 5 years. Getting a Seasonal was the best thing for me. Now that I'm retired I can travel but in addition will always keep my seasonal site, love the area.
Sometimes you just have to work with what you have.
